Newport Restores Street Lighting for Enhanced Safety of Night Shift Workers

In a recent statement, Councillor Rhian Howells, the cabinet member for infrastructure, emphasized that the safety of residents is the top priority for the council, even as they acknowledge the financial and environmental implications of reinstating street lighting. Council leader Dimitri Batrouni expressed that this decision reflects the council’s commitment to its workforce and highlighted the potential of smart lighting technology, which the council is eager to explore further. Additionally, Councillor Laura Lacey noted that previous financial limitations necessitated the initial decision to turn off the lights, but now, with funding secured, she fully endorses the new policy to restore lighting.

Newport Restores Street Lighting for Enhanced Safety of Night Shift Workers

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